One word at a time, popped on the beat
The whole frame belongs to a single word, and it lands exactly when you say it. Maximum energy for hooks, fast cuts, and punchlines.
Free to start, no signup. Previewing every style is free.
Word-by-word captions force attention: there is nothing else to read, so the viewer's eye is locked to your pacing. Word Pop shows each word alone, scaled up as it is spoken, which makes it the strongest opener style in the library. Preview it free in the editor; exporting with it is a Pro style.
When Word Pop is the right pick
- The first three seconds: hooks that have to stop the scroll.
- Fast-cut edits where a full phrase would never be read in time.
- Punchlines and reveals that deserve the whole frame.
Getting the most out of it
- Use it for the hook, then switch the clip's body to a calmer style like Karaoke or Quiet.
- Slow, deliberate delivery reads best; one word every beat, not a flood.
- Bump the font scale down slightly for long words so they never clip the edges.
- Preview is free for every style, so audition it on your clip before upgrading.
Questions
Is Word Pop free?
Word Pop is a Pro style. You can preview it on your own clip in the editor for free; exporting with it needs Pro, which is $9/mo or $59/yr.
When does one-word-at-a-time work better than a phrase?
When pacing is the point: hooks, punchlines, fast cuts. For longer explanations a grouped style like Karaoke Highlight reads more comfortably.
Can I control which word shows when?
Yes. Every word's text and timing is editable in the transcript, and the caption-lead slider shifts the whole track earlier or later against the audio.
Caption your next clip with Word Pop
Everything runs in your browser: transcription, styling, and the MP4 export. Your footage never uploads.